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Figure 5.1 Simplified diagram of the bronchial tree (not drawn to scale), which is easily visualized by the bronchoscopist standing at the head of the bed, behind the patient. T, trachea; MC, main carina. Right bronchus: RMB, right mainstem bronchus; RBI, right bronchus intermedius; RSC, right secondary carina; RUL, right upper lobe: AN, anterior; AP, apical; P, posterior; RML, right middle lobe: L, lateral; M, medial; RLL, right lower lobe: AB, anterior basal; LB, lateral basal; MB, medial basal; PB, posterior basal. Left bronchus: LMB, left mainstem bronchus; LSC, left secondary carina; LUL, left upper lobe: AN, anterior; AP, apico‐posterior; IL, inferior lingula; SL, superior lingual; LLL, left lower lobe: AB, anterior basal; LB, lateral basal; MB, medial basal.

Figure 5.2 Right upper lobe.

Additional material for this chapter can be found online at:

www.wiley.com/go/mayer/mountsinai/criticalcare

This includes multiple choice questions and Videos 5.1, 5.2 and 5.3. The following image is available in color: Figure 5.2.